Aleksey Maltsev - Saint-P streets edit by stressbmx.
VIDEO: BMX Riding Dubai's Most Famous Landmarks | with Kriss Kyle by Red Bull
Kriss Kyle lands incredible stunts on his BMX across Dubai's most famous landmarks. Home to the world's tallest building the Burj Khalifa, Dubai is renowned for its breathtaking skyline. With stunning buildings, huge water parks and bustling souks, a place like this is the ultimate playground for thrill-seekers. Who would have thought that it's also a BMXer's dreamland?
Casey went out to Pittsburgh for the weekend and filmed a few clips.
Chris Furmage for Brew Dr. Kombucha by iMIXtv
Go behind the scenes with Garrett Reynolds, Nathan Williams, and Chad Kerley for a week in Montreal filled with loads of randomness, slams, outtakes, alternate angles, and Tetris high scores in this latest 'In The Cut' feature. It's almost like being there without having to feel the cold! Sit back and enjoy.
The boys went in on this promo. Dropping the "NEW GOODS" with some heat -.
The DIG Hallowed Ground series continues and for episode two Biz takes you to one of the most famous, controversial and scary spots in California - El Toro. From Josh Heino all the way to Adrian Morales and almost everyone in between. Enjoy!
Cyril Lapoirie for Foundation BMX Co.
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Ida Monteiro
45 minutes of raw footage from Nick Krauer's Disco Stew DVD Part...
CHECK OUT MY NEW BMX BIKE!! ITS SO CRAZY LOOKING AND RIDES WELL!
[My Tokyo by Matthias Dandois] Episode 3: Meiji Shrine & Kyu Asakura House and Harajuku & Shibuya
Matthias Dandois, 6-times World Champion of BMX flatland, having living experience in Tokyo, guides the incredible city combining history and modernity, Old & New Tokyo, by riding his bike in the city, discovering unique sceneries, visiting cultural attractions that are unique to Tokyo and appealing to Europeans. *The following contents were directed and produced by Eurosports.
Chris Silva has been putting a hurtin' on the streets of Toronto for years—perhaps most notably during his no pegs era, but he's since put the trick sticks back on—and took his brakes. While Chris' bike setup may change, his skills and eye for new spots remains unwavering.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.